Definition of ofuro in English:

ofuro

(also o-furo, o'furo)

noun ˈɒf(ʊ)rəʊɒˈfuːrəʊəˈfuːrəʊ

In Japan: a (usually hot) bath, traditionally used for soaking and relaxation rather than washing.

1940s; earliest use found in Hutchinson (Kansas) News-Herald. From Japanese ofuro from o-, honorific prefix + furo.

(also o-furo, o'furo)

noun

In Japan: a (usually hot) bath, traditionally used for soaking and relaxation rather than washing.

1940s; earliest use found in Hutchinson (Kansas) News-Herald. From Japanese ofuro from o-, honorific prefix + furo.

单词	ofuro
释义	Definition of ofuro in English: ofuro (also o-furo, o'furo) noun ˈɒf(ʊ)rəʊɒˈfuːrəʊəˈfuːrəʊ In Japan: a (usually hot) bath, traditionally used for soaking and relaxation rather than washing. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Hutchinson (Kansas) News-Herald. From Japanese ofuro from o-, honorific prefix + furo. Definition of ofuro in US English: ofuro (also o-furo, o'furo) noun In Japan: a (usually hot) bath, traditionally used for soaking and relaxation rather than washing. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in Hutchinson (Kansas) News-Herald. From Japanese ofuro from o-, honorific prefix + furo.
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